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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
When the Robins
Clirp
AND THE NEWS IT BRINGS
TO MEN,
OF the Great Question,
Where and When.

When the robin chirps again we
clothing men begin expecting a re-
vival of trade and a period Of activity
to succeed the dull period between
Christmas and Spring.
The MISFIT CLOTHING PAR
LORS, No. 262 SECOND STREET.
like the robins, are always prepared
for spring as SOC as spring weather
arrives. We are prepared to supply
you with the best made clothing in
the world, and to give it to you at a
price actually less than you have to
pay for poor material put together in
a very slouchy manner.
We offer to the rich man an oppor-
tunity to save one-half what he has
been paying for clothing, while to
the poor man we offer the privilege
Of buying the rich mans dress at the
poor mans prices.
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IL. HI. w. GOODWIN.

New Goods at Your Own Prices
Milrose, Inverness and new
Grays.
French Tricots, worth 90c, for 56c.
Monday only-l9-inch back
eros Grain Pdrs Silk, worth 81,
for 525o.
Monday only-2l-inch black
eros Grain, worth 81 374, for S21c.
2l-inch London Dye, extra
weight, worth So, for 81 473.
Black French Albatross for 471c,
Soc, Soc aud SOC, worth double.
Black brocadtd and striped Eta
mine, for overdrasses, worth 81 so,
for 81 Is. Our French SatiDes ara
40 per cent. lower than ary house
in town.
67ic Franch A!balross for 47lc.
just in-Hew Braids ia silk and
wool.
s42 White Gooas for 4c.
Zoe White Goods, brocade, for s..
124c India L'uen for 74c.
20o heavy Pc rcale for boys wais.s
for 124c.
60i stripe Napkins for zoe doz
ST. plaid linen Towels for 75c d, z.
SOC Ladies' Hose. regular made,
boot top and split foot, for 25c.
4Oc solid color Hose, full regular,
20o.
500 Ladies' G sssmers for 40c.
Soc Table Oil Cloth for zoe.
Short end Shifting Calico for 4c;
short ends Simpson Calico foI
Sc; short ends Indigo Blue for
&c; splendid Calico for So; short
ends dark color Seersuckers sc;
121c "Glsnsire" new Ginghams
63ci zoe Smyrna Rugs down to
SOC 81 larger s'zs Rugs down
to 60c; 81 80 ex "a quality Rug,
down to 90c; 1919 Ladies' and
Obi dren's odd Collars 2tc ST. 90
Gents Nav York Mill Shirts,
laundried, reinforced front and
back, Zoe; 81 % btst- imported
French CORSET for Zoe; 81 80
hand made Coutil Corset for ST.;
81 rs No. 75) French Corset for
81 25; ~ 25 Linen "P. D." Cor
sets 81 rs; 81 80 NOttinQhsm
Lace Curtains ST. 10; 81 TAPPED
Lace Curtains ST. 40
We are sole agents for "Foster,
Paul & Co." and Bertha" KID
Gloves. 10c l.dies' fancy border
II. s. Handkerchiefs for &c.
75c ladies' high colors Psrasol
for 35c. $50 Tuffed Zephyr
Ginghsms for 1Sc.
IL. III. w. GOODWIN,
898 Main Street.
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ON 'CHAN6E.

AT Liver pool wheat is quiet but
oil ally corn dull.
AT New Orleans yesterday clearlnSs
oil the banks were 81 ,44i, 1858,
TIE French duty on wheat ia equal
to about 264 cents per bushel.
ADvIcEs from France and Germany
represent the growing crops in good
condition.
AT New York spot cotton advanced
l.l6o yesterday; midd!ing, l0sc. New
Orleans spots advanced.
AT Memphis yesterday middlinC
co ton was selling at To-, although the
Cotton Exchange quoted it at 0Ic.
AT New 0fleaus yesterday the cot.
toa business was restricted on account
Of the labor 'rou)le at Il a! port.
NKw York cotton iu ,ureJ at noon
yesterday were quiet and stropg on
old crop nd steady on new crop.
1T New 0tleans yesterday molasses;
centr fugals, lower grade, Al advanced;
str c ly prime to fancy, Csc fair 10
good prime, 22@25c.
ST LOUIS cash corn unchanged,
wheat up &c, oats unchanged, cash
pork unchanged, at Sl7 90; lard a.
l0c, clear ribs unchanged,
THE Md and Express yesterday SAYS:
There WIS much excitement in mining
shares, but while the break In FL
Cdlio confirmed the general list re-
NAMED firm.
YE}TRRDAY at Chicago cash and May
PORK wer3 unchanged at the close,
lard mp DC, clear ribs up 2Ac; cora up
&c, wheat advanced lie and May wheat
up lB, oats up BC.
The production Of the Minneapolis
hoormills during the past week was
ll4,3S0 barrels, sgainst 97, 900 barrels
last week and 10000 barrels for the
cor%responding week last year.
AT the London wool sales Yesterday
there WA Il brisk competition among
continental buyers, Prices for preasy
meTinol were dull, bat other yalues
were well maintained.
TIE Jtatistic'au OF the Agricultural
d .partment shows that rs per cent
OF 77,622,660 bushels OF corn of last
yesr's crop ttil remain in Illinois
whilo 25 per cent, or $500, 800 bushels
OF wheat remain.
MEMPHIS cotton receipts yesterday.
US bales; shipments, 1888 bales ,
sales, 1900 bales. Stock on hand, as.
sos bales. Total receipts to date, 6SS-
1888 bales; total shipments to date,
$50, 153 bales.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: T.
]. Wateou, Newport, Ark. W. p.
Martin, New York; 7. H. Hays, New
Orleans; E, D. Raymond, Mariana,
Ark. J. p Dlbbin, New 0rlesus El.
L. Brssee, Atlanta, Ga.
NKw York -four receipts yesterday
were Is, 319 barrels and sacks; exports
1856 barrels and 49, 327Ssscks. Wheat
receipts, ice, 100 bushels exports,
400, 100 bushels; sales, 4,266,000
buehels futures. and $4,000 bushels
spots. Corn receipts, 79,750 bushels;
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CHANCERY T.

East half Of lot 8. block 40, north
side Of Vance street, 40xl70 feet, to J.
M. Trtzsvant for S1525.
Lots 4 and 5, block 81, north side of
Beale street, $50 feet front, to L. B
Elton, guardian, for $500.
North part Of lot 81, fronting 24a
fest on Font street by 1881 feet deep,
corner Market street, to Pat Cocney
for S4050.
The undivided half OF remainder
(subiect to life estate), in lots IL and
IL, block !, A. Wright subdivision, on
Dsvie avenue, to t. B. Edgipgton for
1920.
Lots II, IL, IS, IA, Is and 16, and
north pant of Boeke subdivision, lot
IL, fronting so feet on Henry avenue,
to William B. Gates for $23C0.
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OPENED FIRE
In y Court Room-Fatal wounds
Inflicted

CHARLESTON, S. c., March 90
At Newberry today, while a case was
progressing before Trial Justice
Bleaz, George Johnstone and John
Jones, attorneys, representing the
parties to the suit, pulled their pis-
tolls and opened fire on each other.
Nine shots we're fired. tombstone
was shot through the right ear, in
the lett arm and in the thigh, but
was not seriously hurt. Jones was
shot through the body and perhaps
fatally wounded. Ia trying to stop
the firing Lawyer Cromer had three
holes shot through his clothing. The
courtroom was crowded at the time
Of the ARRAY. Both tombstone and
Jones are highly connected and
among the most prominent men in
the community.
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q meditation OF Railroads.

New York, March 26.-Arrange-
ments are beng perfected in this
city for the consolidation of a num-
Der Of the roads south of the lakes
into a system like that of the Rich
mond and West Point Terminal Com
pany. The Louisville, New Albany
and Chicago, Lake Erie and Western
and Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton will form the nucleus of the sys-
tenn and will compete for business
from the Mississippi to the ocean.
The Dayton and Delphos road has
been bought by the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton and will be used as
a connection with the Chicago and
Atlantic. Most of the principal
stockholders in the Richmond Ter
minal are,interested in the new sys-
TEN, and if the Stayner. Ives purchase
of the Baltimore and Ohio is success
fully carried out hal road will be
used for an eastern connection.
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Joseph Letow to John II. Fischer
part lot SO, Willo Winiams's subdivis
ion; consideration, S445.
Joseph Lenow to II. j. Lenow, came
property, for f400.
+, II. Oossett to j. B. Robinson, BOX
1876 feet corner Beale and Main streets,
for $4,000.
W. b. Busby ct al. to ]. A. Pollock,
lot So, east side OF Susette street, for
$3.50.
John Lally to s. j. Lea, for $1,000,
lots 81 and 20, block SO, Fort Picker.
irg.
Robert McWilliams TO R, L. Lee,
for $1,000, lot 8, block SO, South Mem
phis.
John L. Williams ct Tx. to r. 9.
Graves and j. X. Speed, so $500 acres,
on Carr avenue, for $40 1875 26l.
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TaE STRANDED STEAMER
SCOTIA POUNDED HEAVILY DUR
ING TIE NIGHT.
Wreekers Reach the Unfortunate
Vessel and Land the Passen-
gers Safely.

FIRn ISLAND, March 26.-The steam
or Scotia lies in same position she did
yesterday and seems we'll up on the
beach. The steamer Rescue, with a
barge in tow, is going up the bay,
which indicates thai an effort will he
made TO unload the Scotia on the shore
and cart the cargo across the beach.
She FOUNDED HEAVILY.
PArcHoGUR, L. l., March 26.-Ths
stranded steamer Scotia pounded
besvily during the night and worked
over the outer bar and Is now lying
between the outer and inner bars
Owing TO the heavy surf the tugs and
ba'ges have been unable to approach
near enough tn the vessel 10 permit
the transfer OF passengers and they
will probably all be brought ashore
and forwarded to New York BY rail.
The 100 men, women and children,
who we're brought ashore yesterday,
were furnished with shelter and food
and made an comfortable az possible
under The cifcum, tances. The present
condition OF the vessel will prevent
her iIom being readily hauled of.
The wreckiDg tugs will endeavOr to
anchor her to prevent her from work
ing further in shore. TIE weather Is
hne, but the fea 10 rough. The
breaches buoy ald life boats are busy
landing the pass 3ngers.
REACHED BY wRKCKERs.
New YoRK, March 20 The wrecked
stesm r Sc tia, OF the Fabre Line,
now en- the beach, fifteen miles west
oil Fire Island, has been reached by
The wTscker's steamers, and the rescue
Of tae passengers will be proceeded
with az soou as possible. A dispatch
was received today from the scene CT
the wreck by Ellwells & Co., to whom
the vessel wss consigned, stating
that the sea was emooih and
the vessel resting essy. In that
case the passengers may be got Ch
this afternoon. Another tele-
gram stated Il az those passengers
who were taken ashore yesterday Of
tsinoon Rad returned 10 the wreck to
sleep Interpre'ef Thrilley was wired
for early this morning to 90 to the
wreck, a. the Italians Sere getting
b isterous and rnruly. Manager
Ter Ku'e did not say anything about
thu ship and it was presumed at the
office that this implied, With the
above exception, that everything was
all right. The vessel ia fully insured,
the Board OF Underwriters say, aud
the cargo is worth $50, 900, also in
sured. II consists OF Italian morchan.
disc and fruits.
PASSENGERS sAFELY LANDED.
PATCHoaUE, L. l., March 20 All
the Scotia's passengers were safely on
shore by 2 o'clock pm and the rev.
emu cutter U. s. Grant, with $50 OF
them on board, started for New York
shortly sfterward. The others are
being conveyed in sail boats to the
barge Haggerty, which lies Off Ran
gers inlet, The wind and sea have
gons down and the steamer 10 high
and dry,
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL--sUNDAY. MARCH 2z, 1887.

tion to the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road deal since the return OF Mr..
Garrett from Philadelphia. He was
seen this afternoon but still refuses
10 talk. There is very little doubt
here that the deal is accomplished as
far as possible. The books Of the
company have been looked over by
outside parties, and the investiga-
ton is still going on. Business men
here look for an official statement at
A yer early dav
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION.
Amateur Attists 60 be Encouraged
by tho Awarding of PrI1es.

New YoRK, March 26,-By a re-
Gently made compact the Photo
graphic Society OF Philadelphia, the
Camera Club of Boston and Society
of Amateur Photographers of New
York, will give an annual exhibition
of the results OF their work in AM
ateur photography, This year the
exhibition will be held here. Next
year in Boston, and in Philadelphia
in 1887. The first annual exhibition
opens this evening and will continue
for u week, at Ortgies, No. $40
Broadway, One thousand exhibi-
tons, many of them remarkable pro-
auctions, are being placed today by
the committee. One hundred and
three exhibitors are represented.
Awards Of thirty diplomas will be
made during the week by a board of
judges, composed Of three leading
artists aud two professional photo
graphers OF this city.
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A wildcat and Bulldog Fight.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March &c.
There was q novel contest at NuItall,
Fayet c5unty yesterday, witnessed
by a very large crowd. II was a bloo5y
fight batween a vicious mountain wild.
cat and an English bulldog. Alter a
hot fight oil several hours the dog Won
by killing the cat. This is the third
fight Of the kind in the United States,
all three fights having taken plaza in
this section Of the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
MANS work 3 from sun to sun :
WOmAn's work Ia never ione.p

Work is a necessity to all; but,
upon how many, women especially,
does it fall with the burden of the
last straw" aud this because their
peculiarly delicate constitutions are
so liable to functional arrangement.
We cannot lessen your toll, ladies',
but We car make it easier for you,
by making you stronger and better
able to do it, DR.. Pierce's "FavOrite
Prescription will relieve you of nor
yous and other Weaknesses, and all
the many ills peculiar to your sex.
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Southern Railway aud Steamship
Association.

NEW YORK, March 26.-The Arbi-
tration Committee Of the Southern
Railway aud Steamship Association
completed their labors this evening
and announce as the result tt at after
April LIST cotton piece goods will be
taken by every line in the association
in ~consignments of less than a car
load at third class rates, whether
bound north or south, and consign.
ments by the carload will be taken at
fourth class rates. This decision re-
moves what has been considered a
discrimination heretofore existing in
charging third class rates for south
bound consignments in any quantity,
as against sixth class rates on north
bound consiguments in any quaint
ties.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
A Fatal OnIIisinn-

EAsToN, Pa, March ga col
lision occurred on the Jersey Central
Railroad, near Rockport, this morn
ing, between a freight and a coal
train, which were going in opposite
directions, William Dunlap, fire.
mau of the coal train was killed;
Nathan Bedford, engineer of the
freight train, badly scalded, and
Howard Dehart, engineer OF the coal
train, seriously injured. Both loco
motives were wrecked and over
twenty cars destroyed. The accident
resulted from the failure of the coal
train to await orders
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
The Crescent city Races.

New ORLEANS, La, March 90
The track was in good condition.
First Rdce-Selling, 81 furlougs.
Renlck first; Miss DAILY second, Fred
Davis third. Time-1 :O9t.
Second Race - Light weller
weights; selling 5 %iurlongs. John
Henry first; Twilight second, Wild
Kansas third. Time-l;04l.
Third Race-Selling, Z furlongs.
Pat Sheedy first; Our Friend second,
Cathcart third. Time-1 300.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
Threats of LynchIug.

PIrTsBURG, March pa Youngs.
town special to the Chronicle- Tcle.
graph says: Threats have been
made to lynch Ebenezer Stanyard,
the murderer Of Miss Hancock, and
the Jail has been closely guarded.
Early this morning loud talk Of
lynching was INDUCED in, but cooler
judgment prevailed when it was
learned hat the grand jury, who
has the case in hand, will make
every effort to have him tried at an
early date.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, March 26,-Iu all sea-
sonsble fabrics, but very largely in
cotton gooas, q very large business was
reached and like trade is n motion.
With SCENTS stocks are very normal
and the mills well equipped with or
ders. Jobber5 we're active all the
week and many buyers are present.
A better tone prevails for all classes Of
goods,
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An EmbeuEIer Arrestcd

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March ga
special to the Euenisg Wisconsin, from
GAINESVILLE, says: l.. N. Williamson,
secretary of the Wisconsin Shoe
Company, was arrested last evening
charged with ~embezzling $4,000. SEN
satlonal developments are expected,
as it is alleged that fully $50, 900 have
been stolen from the company since
its organization a few years ago.
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Superior Furniture,
Pretty New Carpets, at
LAW
MITCHELL & BRYSON'S.
Circuit CouTt-EsIes. Judge,

SAEN"ht EHheSs uuRts
Circuit Court Calendar, Monday,
March 28'h:
Nos. 1878, William johnson Va NJ &
OR r Co; 93S7,T Smith VS. l., N & I
r 4 Co; 1888, " w Hoke VS. tame
$500, Henry Hemplo vs DR. S A Pool
940l, James Burrows ct al Va w N
Wilkerson u Co; 9402, X &, 6,& M r
r Go vs. PJ K%0rtrecGt ct al; 9403,
JeNe Booth vs. M & O r Co; 9i04,
Mary Iugrsm vs M B & A R r Co;
9408, Jsmes Young ct al vs. A B Good.
bar ct al; 9405, Willie Adams ct al vs.
Williams & Co; 9409, James Young ct
al va j NJ Goodbac & %; GAIL, VIM R
Moore vs. Morgan ] Kelly 54j6, VIM
F Sctade Va Taxing :Distric' 1904, H
A Thoms Va John Shee9an 9l27, j M
Chester VS. p NJ Paterson.
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Railroads mat Furnish Passes.

MADISON, WIS, March 26.-In
the Assembly yesterday a discussion
took place on a bill requiring railway
companies to furnish annual passes,
good in Wisconsin, to all members of
the Legislature, elective State off
GERS and members of the Courts of
Record. 1t was amended prohibit
ing railway companies from granting
trip passes on the request of mem
bers of the Legislature to friends Of
the latter, and then, after a sharp
debate, the bill was passed by vote
of 40 to H3.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27
BOLIVAR, TENN.
The Late Horace Folks Residence
Burned.
IsrEoIAL TO TIE APPEAL ]

BOLIVAR, Tenn, March 26.-The
residence of the late Horace M.
Polk, two miles south of this city,
was burned today. The firs was
caused by a defective lue. Loss,
$1,000. No insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-27

THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best
Gni and ant. periodic k9own. A certain
tie. send stamps for circulars INV rsi-
fIencS river Address SJOhn 20. R1okor,
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Getty Hospital.
Distribntion Inv Wards-Firet :

Distribution by Wards-First, 5;
Second, 0; Third, 8; Fourth, l;
Fifth, 2; Sixth, l Seventh, .; Eighth,
/; Ninth, 8; Tenth, 9. City Hospital,
g.. Still born, 2, White, 70. Colored,
l6, Total, 2S.
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HIOrtuRry Report.

Mortality report for the week end.
ing Saturday, March 20, 1887, at 6
o'clock pm:
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Syphilis Cured.

THE discovery and successful practice Of
4 an eminent French physician, For In
formation address
A. WINNIE, Red Fork, Ark.
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DuHy's European Hotel.

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
SOC, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan, 90
Ier day. First class Restaurant in the
Hotel, JIM. DUFFY no years with Pea
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All Quiet Along the POtSmaO.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 20
Nothing new has .transpired in rela-
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Fine Shoes,

All new Summer S yles, at
HILLS, Oar. MAIN AND UNION.
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GRstOn's Hotel.

W. IL. MANAGER.
European plan. Enlarged and refurnishod,
Prices according to size and loca-
ton of room.
Us Simmons, Miss Mrs Desonzl &s, Tenn
W Williamson, Tenn John Godfrey, Ky
E 0 Milton, Tenn W Werner, Ark
q Il Rasbery, Ark W X Harvey, Miss
W II Pattillo, Tex JH Carpenter, NY
X Bills, Tern W Boyd, Miss
Nj Kremer. Tenn JR Chalmers, Tenn
Henry Dufin, Tenn S w Sawler, Fla
X Il Craig, Ark A NJ Mitcheaer, Miss
I'll MeDdSll. Miss \ K Chalmers, Miss
] ii Leslie, Tenn Chas Leslie, Tenn
Henry Harris, Tenn Charles Barton, Ohio
J q Harris, 10 Page, Tenn
W B Jones, Tenn A West, Tenn
Geo Gillian, Tenn Geo G Arnold, Tenn
Thomas Ba ley, Ky Thos Flanagan, Tenn
ii DuGin, Ark ] RisOn, Tenn
J W Reno, Mo Milton, Tenn
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Peabody Hotel.

G. B. GALLOWAY Il co ..... PROPRIEToRs.
Ra o. so 80 and IS er day, according to
size and location of rOom-Special
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PFiddy

Formerly Commercial Hotel.)
Cor. Front and Jefferson SITS. Memphis, TEN
j. II. PRIDDY, Prop'r, of Richmond, Va.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The New Gay0sO.
HARRINGTON, STEWART & WHITE,

PROPRIEfORs.
CHAs. g. ROTH......M Manager.
Rates s. so to "a per day, according to loca
tion of rooms.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-04-08

Whereas, default has been made IN the payment
Of the Of four hundred (4oo dollars principal and
fort t4o dollars interest due October "a $780, upon
a mortgage duly executed and delivered BY Elsie
Kelley, widow ofWidwood in the county of 81
Croix and state Of Wisconsin, to !, Ri MeCoilen f
Wildwood, county Of ST. Croix and state of Wisconsin
and also default has been made in payment 81 taxes
for 1885 insaid mortgage which bears date October
~, 1884, and which was, together with power Of sale
contained therein. duly recorded in the office Of the
register Of deeds in and for the county Of Brown and
territory Of Dakota the soth day Of October A. ID
1874, at eight O'Clock am, in book { Of mortgages
on page s8z-4: and whereas the said mortgage stp-
ul2tcs thar IN case OF the payment az said
any part thereof the time or times limited for the
payment thereof, or in the case Of the payment
Of any taxes that may be assessed said premises
then and in either case shall aud may be lawful for
sell. release and convey the said premises with the
appuuenances thereuDto belonging at public aiscs
ton OF vendue and such sale to make and exccnse
70 the purchaser or purchasers, his, her or their
hen and assigns forever good. ample and sufficient
deeds Of conveyance IN the law, pursuant 20 the
statute in such case made and provided, and where
as no aetion proceedings At law otherwise have
been instituted recover the debt secured BY said
mortgage, any part thereof and whereas there Il
claimed be due atthe date Of this nofce npon the
said mortgage the sum Of four hundred hfty-cieht
dollars and thirty cents so) to-wt: $500 prin-
cpal and $5S3 interest; and fifty (so) dollars solci
Tor fee, stipulated In said mortgage
Now therefore, notice is hereby giyenthat by vir-
tue Of the power Of sale contained IN said mortgage
and pursuant 10 the statute 10 such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed BY 4
sale Of the premises described ia and conveyed BY
said mortgage viz: The north one-hzlf (l5l Of the
north erst one-fourth 90 Of section twenty (ao, ard
north cne-halft1 Of the northwest one-fourth C
OF section twenty one, al, town one hundred and
twcnty-eight fz8 range sixty -four o. Brown county
Dakota, with the herediiaments and apppxtanenccs,
which sale will be made by the sheriff Of Brown
county in front Of the United States land office in the
hour Of 10 am. on May O. 1887 at public auction 10
the highest bdderfor cash 10 pay said debt aud ip
terest and the taxes If any said paemises and fifty
allowed by law subject to redemption At any time
within year from day Of sale provided BY law
B.fMcCoLLoM, Mortgages
Ralph L. Brown, Attorney, Aberdee n, OAK
Dared Aberdeen. ID. q. March Il 1871.